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Notes by. the away

President-W. (‘healer I- Irlmre. I l".

uncrrlnry- Liyut. ful.

Editor and llauarlng Director-J; It. Ilurnrll

Arum-Into ICdIIGIIQ-Iflli

U. A. Iirlflhlnu. ll. k Wllker and II. K. Currie

Woe-- resident-a]. I. Barnett n. 0.

A cheerful little. nrflll h‘ Dr. Monica's statement that the deficit cf the Canadian National Railways will be $30,000,000 instead or $40,000,-

llorning llnily (founded Ill?) ld-tll ger your (In udruure) delivered. .

“.50 yu- your (in ndraurc) u:

THURSDAY.

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liieu In Cumulus sud crime sister.

MARCH 12, 11931

000 as has been persistently report- ed. Ten million dollars in these days is not a sum to be sniffed at.

‘c By Iewm W. Barton. M.D. Nor need there be much of grumb-

The Automobile Tariff

The effect of the new tariff on automobiles is thus summed up in “So that whichever way you look at it, a car costs $127.20 more laid doun to you

the local Liberal organ:

than it did previously."

The Guardian has investigated this astonishing statement, and finds it to be absolutely false and mislead- ing. A number of iocnl agents izi-

terviewed by telephone yesterday ii»: clrtred tiiat the purchase price 1 their cars would not be increased in

the tariff. In some cases they pre-

dicted n decrease.

gram is for the delegates to consider and agree to draw up a Protocol or

last year's depression, and if the Canadian National could m through

it withsa smaller deficit (smaller by m9 1mm" °1 "-

one of,the unfortunate conditions in some mental hospitals is where

draft treaty for calendar reform, to be submitted to all governments for their ratification, together with meas-

some $50,000,000) than‘ it used to have about’ temgears ago, it did as well as the country

him“

Ill

thinks he is "going mad." On examination the superintend-

"lm" m‘ m mWrPi-ovinclal Election. ‘ ‘ * 11C

These agents re-

Asociiitions, in addition to National Committees, were active in educa- tional work last year, notably in Germany, Gioat Britain, Ireland and ilie United States. l

The Committee for the United States has already reported that Am- erican opinion is favourable to cal-

nrds of Living," indicates what Mr- Snowdeh is up against in his econ- omy campaign. The notion of our people having to live on any-thing like the same scale as their foreign competitors in the world's markets makes our extremists froth at the niouth.- So imbedded is the Socialist something-for-nothing theory of

the very means of fear, and of making him s real men- tal patient. However in connection with many o fthese hospitals now are whetgarc called out door departments. 'I‘he patient lives at home, goes about his

ls one of the patients, behind locked doors, and under guard. might be increasing this

.Pee¢¢§1e.°s* ‘File?-

‘ The Public Forum ' ' m. column n or» hr 111s [bgjflqm I] Bill" uriiuuou of interest. triu- Charlottetown Grsrqllln i"! nefuecesearlly endorse the spur»; of correrwliflflll-

(M (lunatic)

The mass meeting in M11001! Id‘ dressed by Foreign secretary Hw- dereon istan earnest obtho cani- paign by the Peace Society, throush- out Great Britain, end is intended to prepare the public for the dis- armament conference to held s year hence. All will agreewith Mr.

INFORMAIITON WANTED

. . th t tn ling about a Canadian National cs0, ‘ml: ram: on omo um o , __. figffifiz‘! g‘; fzrszyzm Juscl: 000,000 deficit. No railway that we AN]! ‘ ggy,_lnfof'mltlon wanted of a cer- m. éumh-ury o! m governmental know of ‘ the -- of

tiin Horace Wright. W110 W" awn‘ w repress ‘ the Fourth. Electoral District of Prince County at the 1H1 Since that time

‘”‘ ,, has been seen or heard 0f him in any partsof the district. Any information that may lead W @111"

and intemetiorisL-‘problems "and by far the most important iproblerii modern natidris confront. There lurks, however, a subtle danger l:i the frank and prompt acceptance of the arguments set fcrivard inbelzalf

“Md expect °x ' f f i overture: For the rcvy _ -. ehtsahnuu n tn bots” “m” - ' ‘

urcs necessary for putting 1111911‘ d?- n‘ ‘ except‘ this o‘: rzfondxirtiizxh dlsfogzryeg! lztafilgrlggtlrzxziz u 1 fact that these truths are so readily cision into effect on the date to be A howl of ‘rant the 0mm“ he has o! 80mg mad. o’ “coming ‘w v y I “m, s". etc“ admitted freuently xlvcs them 183-")? agreed upon l l‘ . h ‘mum _ - INQUlREK - passport in the public mind w.tiout s°°“_'5t "rum mmemrated m t '3 To put m“ patient m a mental _ any definite and vigorous reflection

fn some countries Calendar Reform heading, “Down to Foreign Stand- hospital and have mm reel that he D-— up“ they; ggnum, vglg-nlficgncg and

implications. The claims and merits of disarmament are often formally =1 11,1»; .*::.::::.::*=::.:.r :.:.:“..:::~.. nIfo1it§el“‘;'c:eicifiSth¥s Pro- mtenectuflny forceful must be Vince‘ The public in general are brought to bear upon the question wondering if crime has increased to_ of peace u eve? ‘m established order

such an extent m the past few years, of a peaceful civillgation is to become

GOVERNMENTS EXAMPLE

present such standard makes of cars

as the Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmo- bile, Buick, LaSaiie, Ford, Chrysler, 17111120, Plymouth, Studebaker, Diir- ‘siii, De Soto, Willy's-Knight. Wiliys, and Whippet. dtioreover, the new tariff has prevented 51111Ui118 down of American branch factories in Canada and given great impetus to home production. Stude- baker at Windsor had announced that it wm actually in the closing- out process. General Motors is rc- ported to have intended ‘to pull out with most of its lines next summer. The new tariff has altered these plans. AFJOfdillg to H. A. Brown, vice-president and general manager o! General Motors of Canada, the increased protection will mean $75,- 000,000 additional automobile manu- facturing annually in Canada, Be. fore making the change, the Ben- nett Government secured from all manufacturers positive undertakings that added protection would not be PXhloited for price raising. Genczul

the i

ondar reform, and that the proposed i3 mouths fixed calendar is prefer- red.

'I‘he French Couunittee, appointed by the National Economic Council m official body over which the Pre- micr oi France presides), completed iir: study of calendar reform during the year. 1t reported favourably 011 November" 6th, recording its prefer- ence for the i3 months fixed calen- dar.

Tlié British Committee, headed by Lord Burnham and similarly repre- senting the different branches of na- tional activity, is also engaged in ns- certaining public opinion through a widely distributed questionnaire. .

Parliament Opens

The openinghof the first regular‘ session of the 17th session of the

political economy. Yet over a year ago a trade union committee, speci- ally appointed to examine conditi- ons, piainly pointed out that ex-

daily tasks, but reports regularly to the hospital for treatment. This puts him in the same class at patients at- ! tending-the outdoor departments of 118111188111: 619611111111" 111111 111115111113 regular hospitals for treatment for taxation musbeffect disastrously the ' rheumatism or other common n11- proletariat, Mr. Snowden has all his merits. The fact that the doctor or work cut out, if he is to bring home doctors cf the mental hospital do not to his own people the grim fact that i consider his case serious enough to no special dispensation of Providence , D1119 him into the institution under exempts our proletariat from eco- i guard. 1S 110111111 t0 be 0f 118113. be- rmmic laws that govern gorcignem cause he realizes that if he were mnqOn-g JQuynaL [likely to “go mad", they wouldn't i take a chance but would lock him up When. Professor. Einstein passed ‘ a ome- mrough Chicago on his way home] As he reports from time to time to Germany he was met by Pacifism i the treatment consists in discussing who addressed him in the name of with mm why he thinks he "1181" 8° world pent That was the“, right‘ mad or become insane, then explain but there are ivarring elements at how he likely 3°‘ the idea’ perhaps their very door that they might from something that “curmd l“ work upon in the interest of local childhood’ and further “plum”? harmony and thus help the cause of what must be done to get the idea . t f-hi , bcace in general. The Peace-maker ' Zillion 15s fnelad Held“ mm definitely does not have far to go for material y an m’ and the” 15

to practise upon these days’ ‘no real reason why he should have

Parliament of Canada takes place at Ottawa today. the

the general election, was for

The emergency ses- zeems possible, a memorable

sion which was called shortly after .1,“ “ism” Wm be that °f Edward ' iwood, Lord Irwin,

I You can thus see what a great saving in minds and money is going to be accomplished by this outdoor or home treatment. Many of these

mdm“ Wiermf- cases, without this outdoor care,

If peace comes to India, which now name

Motors and others forecast price re- diiciions, possible through greats-r volume of production.

According to the hfnrch issue of

alleviation the problem, a measure

of

specific purpose of dealing with the v unemployment in which this cessation of strife. If from what Province shared to the extent of em- [1105 110911

The Business Week, an independent Journal. Hudson-Essex has options on a couple of plant sites iii Canada

across from Detroit and will P-‘llfiil-l

lish a branch there. Other Av-nrirzz. 1 manufacturers are considering a Eilll- iini‘ move. It is true the tariff ivlll affect such high-priced foreign cars as the Liii- coin, Rolls-Royce, Pierce Arrow, etc. The Canadian market for these cars is not sufficient, even with imports prohibited, to induce their produc- tion here, and the increased cost un. der the duty change will reduce pur-i chases. But expensive cars of this! kind are a luxury \v.i r51 v-.~_,' few sf our people can afford at any time. The aim of tile Bennett Government hm; been to icgisinte in iii-_- int-bests or the public, not of the privileged few, According to The Business Week. fl '- lf‘i'll‘iFl' Liberal goverr-nzrnt had tli: present tariff change ifi mind Inst Lia)", but the general ofenlion in- tervened. The Bennett administra- tion took authority from Parlinmcii‘. to make it in September. Action was by order-in-councii, effective im- mcdiately. The result so far has been all to the good. A boom in .'\i1i(‘i'l(Ifl7‘l‘ branch plants in the Dominion has already set it, with the indication of ultimate‘ price reductions to the con- lumcr oil along the line.

Calendar" Reform

Perhaps 1.031 will go down in his- tory as the year in which it was de- cided that the calendar glVGll to the world by Julius Cazsar in 40 BC, had outlived its usefulness and that a bet- ter system oi‘ aimnnging the days. wrecks nncl months was adopted by civilized nations.

In any case, i931 is certain to be marked by a gathering of delegates of all the governments of the world at Geneva for the purpose of deter- mining whether an iriiprovcd calen- dar should be established, and how and when it should be made effective. That Conference will be held in Oc- tober by invitation of the League of llntloims, which will use for that P111‘ po:e the machinery of therstandins organization of the lyeiSRP-i k11°W11 R5 the General Conference on Com-

iF°Y m ‘me ca" dwbt that "I has , would finally become inmates of our been his tact, patience, and temper ‘ mental hogmuns’ By this means they toward Gandhi that have brought are 80mg to become m. remain use_ fui members of thecommunigy, and not a source of expense, aside 1Fom

done Dominion status

plo,_mcnt bring giwn to L074 ,~n_ goes to India, Irwin, more eventhan ' ithe London Round Table Confer», t‘l‘.CP, will be responsible. Edward.’ Wood is but fifty years of age, taiLI striking handsome. A product of} Eton and Oxford, cradled in Tory-r ism, a former member; of Mr. Bald- a \‘.‘lll'S cabinet, there was n time, “llPfl many mentioned him as ai probable Conservative lender. Yet,‘

divlduals ill"! to tho cnrl of January 211%. two WPPIISmUIP proceedings being handled with dcspntch in order that the Prime Minister and members of his Government might attend the Imperial Conference at London. During the session which opens to-

Thc emergency session lasted

Edward Wood, somehow, lacked day there will be fuller opportunity many of the qualities that Wm THE C-"UBOU TRAIL for the discussion Of affairs. Oflltliil pgllflcal advancgmcnt, He wcni; to

announcement of will be made in the Speech from the "throne. Discussion on the tariff will be reserved for the budget alt-bate. In view of world-wide busi- ness depression of the past year, a deficit will be unavoidable; but the

mg programme India. amid doubts. Many good Anglo-Indians of the Kipling tradit-‘ ion were grieved when, upon arriv- ing at Delhi, he cancelled a great celebration in his honor to hold a meetln: with Gandhi, and it is no secret that many 800d Tories, sipp- ing their scotch and soda in

GO- ~1cnt ha, ah-endy ‘naugm-a. Piccadilly clubs, think and talk of Led n of rigid economy 1n an him in the temper of Mr. Winston depanm of administration find Churchill. It has been his fate to

govern India in one of the most tempestuous periods of that coun- try's stirring story. Pursuing a policy of conciliation and justice throughout, yet never quaiiing be- fore violence, he has at last reaped the fruits of his policy in the achievement of last week- Upon his foundations others can build. Much stil1 must be done before India has Dominion status, but, under Lord Irwin, the structure has been made

this programme, together with the encouragement given to Canadian in- dustry and agriculture. is bound to affect beneflcinll; t.‘ financial sit- uation during the coming year,

The present standing of the par- tics iii the House of Commons, as given by the Canadian Press, is: Conservatives, 135; Liberals, 88; United Farmers of Alberta, 9; Pro-

cies, 2. In the Senate the standing much the same liberalism and tam

Land of

run,

knew,

all the mental. suflering lent and his family.

Lord of the golden twilight, on the

trail of the midnight sun, the mighty mountains, where the cloud-born rivers

Where the limousines roll smoothly ' over roads that the ox trains

Where the modern greets the an- cient-that‘! the trail of the

caribou!

land,

Down the valley of the Fraser, through the

Down the canyon of the Fraser. wild, impossible but grand,

Past the snowcap of Mount Chasm, old Fort Hope and lovely Yale,

Days of '48 are vanished, still the same old trail.

No more the ponderous oxen haul rich furs from Lilvoet,

gressivm 3; ubcrahprogresslvcsl 3, possible. and it is perhaps a good No more the placer-gold towns Labor, 3; Independents‘ 2; vacam omen that his successor is to be boom, their boisterous suns i Lord Willingdon, a man possessed of have set,

Totem poles loom dour

of the pat-

fertile grazing

but it's

and dark

of the parties is: Conservatives, 46; Liberals, 49; Vacancy, 1.

Editorial Notes

fl The legal expenses of the counsel i1 retained by Attorney General Camp- a bell to represent this Province in the Supreme Court of Canada will not be affected by Premier Lee's ignorance

tween 35 and increased sharply old yet ever new ‘ "e h! ‘Md Sh!” or not‘ nseriidumirrilillbyaarzggr Til-

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of his‘ existence or the Patriots de- after 45. The diabetes death ratc 10rd or the some" twilight! ma“ THE , ma“, menu" to u" ‘tomach

signation of him a5 an "agent" '11-“; in 1930 was 39.8 percent. higher the tram or me caribou, “LAND COMM-HON with I prescription which we

question is, who pays the bill, why 1111111 111 1911- __-n,, Chm“, m“, N,“ 4 POWDER. I i‘,fj°,f,;",°'j,',",,';;‘,,‘°g,,‘,',',‘f,°,§ ‘vas it conlracted' and what does the A curious feature of the rebellion __...__.- __F_ > has been made and sold in 1 Minna‘

Government propose to do about it?

Lea! When the Premier returned s

vince. Ex-Prcmier Saunders also, dur- M

_ Charles ‘rrevelyon, Minister of Even Mr. Mexton, reddcst of the i m“ h“ ‘"““'° °' “m” “mm” m" Education. Who is he? Well, w Reds, the Rnbespierre ai the Clyde, I he had "never stopped prcssaiiig" our hes“, Wm,’ he l, connected Wm, m;

muniqutiqns anti Transit. The pro-

claim}, singly and colletively. t. ‘family o1 Macaulay,

per in government.

the mortality

age 65. Among females the mor- tality has dropped somewhat up to age 85, has increased slightly b"-

in the British Labor Party is that —T“—' the rebels are not the old trades Surely the TradeJIoard vmnhlittcfflunionists, who comprise the bulk of guggggtlgn of n, public megtlng todihb party, but the intellectuals. ODE consider the presenting of our subsidy “rely hears °t 9‘ Jack ‘Mme: m‘ a claims did not emanate from Premier Wm crooks’ or a “b” m“, or their type, ocialism; the demand comes from from his interview with the Audit we [ntemggntsia o; m, pmy, the Board it was stated that he had pre- Mosleys,

rented every single claim of the Pro- Wlfli- The

' against the creek bed where ‘ Oregon Jack once ran his bar-his cabin now is bare.

Since the introduction of insulin rate has declined mong males up to age 45, with iacticaiiy no change between 45 nd 65, and a considerable rise after

On and on-tvhrough towering for- ests, over rushing mountain streams,

(Ox carts creeping up the highway, warp and woof of rovers‘ dreams!)

Then the afterglow of sunset, aeons

and Crambridgc, was secretary to a Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. was a sometime Liberal M. P. ‘rrevelyan in fact, was in Mr. Asquith! Cabinet when the war broke out, resigned with ltiuriey and John Burns. It is for thisformer Liberal and aristocrat that Labor is too conservative. And ns with Treveiyan, so with Mosley, ‘ former ‘Ibry, so with Strachey, former Tory, so with Oliver Baldwin.

demanding more of

Stracheys, and Bald- latest member of the lnistry to resign is Rt. I-Ion- sir

that the Government had to employ‘ a "Hum The ‘vofld is undergoing such n body M omcms m enforce, what may be tcrmcd a bloodless re- the law and bring the violators to mhm°n' There are “m” capital‘ justice‘ n that be the cue‘ the gocdl factors which should be, closely stircl- ; mom]; or om. people mus, be greatly: d. It has been remarked that mod- nflecced by the quad Example set ern governments have shifted from! Iorm by our Govemment_ Yet some a detached political to an economic ‘may ask what pa“ the Government interest that dominates the cntsrc has played m setting a bad 65mph , legislative function. Democracy has I Wm endeavor‘ w Show you m“ "not automatically lessened ilic peril‘ when an individual lacks the prin- 4’! wqrfmt In many rcslmcm Gem‘ flple o, keeping his ‘word’ he is mm i ocracy has intensified the conditions oh the threshold o; violating some which breed international rivalry. of our laws, therefore, the same thing ‘ m” mmw’ w“ m” "he disquieting could be applied to the Government “d “mmamus m“ that m“ 5°‘ 0,. any Gum, body of Officials“ You called civilized nations are today will recall the promises and pledges spending appr°¥ln‘ately thirteen bu‘ of the present Government in the n0" 501d fmncs m“? “m” “rm”

‘ croutons?

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last local election campmgrh You mcnts than was the case prior to the will also recall some of the speeches outbmak M m” 6mm‘ war- Tum made by the Liberal candidates on amongst the ironical turns of human the different platforms throughout hlstmy stlmds the dlstmbmg m“ this provinm They led the people that loud professions of peaceful in- to believe that they were real Tem- tent ha". "equenuy been a 5°“ °t Del-am“, rcformcps, some o; them weed-flowered path to the clmrnel- went so ‘m. as m m; us that they house which every natiori ostensibly had yet to take their first drink; a. wishes t° '“"°id~ The mm‘? flllgmm very good thing for n. man to be able “d lawless instance °l this "w"! to state truthfully, but when he breakage and lapse into anarchy is